Hasty and Wallburg 4-H Girls Hold Annual Dress Revue
Hasty School 4-H girls presented their annual dress revue at the April 3 meeting with Mary Cridlebough earning first in seniors and four blue ribbons overall. Junior winners included Linda Brinkley with a yellow novelty cotton outfit, among others. Judges were Mrs J Mack Smith and Mrs R C Lanning of Wallburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty School
Hasty 4-H Club
Mary Cridlebough
Linda Brinkley
Betty Everhart
Clydene Kennedy
Mary Lou Livengood
Judy Gillespie
Sylvia Byerly
Joyce Martin
Jeannette Robbins
Esther Hedrick
Diane Payne
Joyce Smalls
Gayle Morris
Jeani Murphy
Khan Perkins
C. M. Veach
Hasty
Wallburg School
Dorothy
Glenda Smith
Glenda
Catherine Motsinger
Jewell Moore
Catherine
Jewell
Glenda Parnell
Melinda Motsinger
Linda Sink
Velma Moore
Nancy Motsinger
J. Mack Smith
R. C. Lanning
Wallburg
Volunteers Named For Bloodmobile Visit This Week
Volunteers for the Bloodmobile visit are listed by roles and times. Canteen chairmen include Mrs Idyl Harville and Mrs Lillian Neely. Transportation chair, Mrs Hal Lyte and staff from High Point Memorial Hospital. Thursday afternoon and Friday sessions feature numerous volunteers, with specific names and time slots across 2:30 to 5:30 p.m and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idyl Harville
Lillian Neely
Hal Lytetaff
Gray
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mesdames Jamesee Jr
George Bouldin
James G. Hobart Bryant
J. E. Stewart
Grover Jones
Arthur Terry
W. S. Stone
W. H. Flythe
J. C. Henderson
Charles Welch
Pat Brown
H. J. Pearl
Gilbert Clinard
Thornton Glover
M. B. Leath
R. O. Becker
E. Ancini
J. P. Hollingsworth
Frank Trepke
Mesdames
A. M. Utley
J. H. McCall
J. A. Jones
Richard Williamson
C. D. Thompson
V. D. Sale
Pearl Boles
Charles Kearns
Earl Phillips
J. W. Slate
Don Wilson
Betty Lou Jackson
Helen Marie Sheloff
Iris Council
W. L. Jackson, Jr
L. A. Creech
A. B. Croom
Baxter Freeze
Harold Ansell
Bill Moore
Charles Patterson
Ed Cochran
Troy Smith
O. H. Hester
Cline Messinger
W. R. McKenzie
Clyde
Fred Neece
Glenn Brown
Os Thompson
Miss Adeleicks
Easter Holiday Travel and Health News Parade
Local notices report several residents returning home from Easter visits and recovering from illnesses. Mrs. Farlow of Archdale recuperates after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Nell Bishop remains ill with a virus. Families from Greensboro to Wilmington, and visitors from Syracuse, Camp Atterbury, and Fieldale share Easter travels and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wallace
Ennis Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nell Bishop
Granby Street
Leon V. Arledge
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Harry F. Arledge
Fieldale
W. E. Arledge
Flint Street
Two Piece Frock Pattern 8949 for Mature Figures
Pattern No. 8949 offers a two piece frock with bold collar and front waist panel for mature figures. Sizes 34 to 52, requires 5% yards of fabric and 30 cents, with pattern sent to Sue Burnett, High Point Enterprise. Also notes that rubber or asphalt tiles loosen when flooded and should be re cemented promptly.
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Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Spring Flower Show and Garden Tour Plans Cancelled
Plans for the annual spring flower show and garden tour were abandoned at a High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting at the YWCA due to the uncertain flowering season. Mrs. Z. P. Long will be year book chairman for 1953 54 with Ham and Hoe Garden Club assisting.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
Z. P. Long
Ham and Hoe
Garden Clubs
High Point Garden Club
Greensboro
Pilot Club Holds Regular Meeting at Sheraton
The Pilot Club met last evening at the Sheraton Hotel for the regular business session with Mrs. Luna Smith presiding. Miss Lucy Peace gave the invocation and new member Miss Mabel Alexander was welcomed into the club. Mrs. Lula Raper reported Easter baskets sent to Presbyterians Home residents. Plans were made to reveal shipmates at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Luna Smith
Lucy Peace
Mabel Alexander
Lula Raper
Presbyterian Home
UP President Baillie to Speak at University Journalism Week
Hugh Baillie president of United Press will be a featured speaker at the 44th journalism week program at the University of Missouri. The Jay Week runs April 26 to May 2 with Baillie speaking April 30 on Fighting for News addressing efforts to block news access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Hugh Baillie
The
United Press
University of Missouri
Baillie
Doris Fleéson
Washington
Sol Taishoff
Broadcasting-Telecasting
VFW Auxiliary Plans Tray Favors for Oteen Hospital
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the VFW Home with Mrs. Co H Greer presiding. They voted to send 60 tray favors to Oteen Hospital and discussed a March 13 banquet as officers were to be elected. About 25 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Oteen Hospital
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreigners
Co. H. Greer
Elger Davis
Birch Welborn
Post
Poste
Reverend Armstrong speaks to WCTU at Mrs. Kiser’s home
The Reverend Neil Armstrong addressed the Wo man’s Christian Temperance Union at the April meeting held at Mrs. W. J. Kiser’s Decatur Street home. He urged action to match prayers and noted voters share responsibility for conditions. Mrs. Dixon presided and announced the district meeting rescheduled to April 29. next meeting set with Mrs. H. A. Larrick on North Main in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Armstrong
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. J. Kiser
Decatur Street
P. R. Dixon
H. A. Larrick
North Main
Church program features Tabernacle replica at Guilford College
Miss Frances Jo Cameron of Guilford College presented an authentic replica of the Tabernacle to the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church luncheon. The tabernacle was crafted by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Henley and now belongs to Mrs. Joseph Peele of Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jo Cameron
Guilford College
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Police Detectives Nab Suspect After Store Robbery Call
Three Chicago detectives stopping a routine check chased a man who bolted from an alley. They detained William Flenner, 29, who rode along after a call to investigate a $100 robbery. Inside the store the owner’s wife identified him as the robber.
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Chicago
William Flenner
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W. M. Giles
Montheu Avenue
Wilmington
Carolina
Orton Plantation
Clifford Cain
Atlanta, Ga
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Henry Terry
Becky
Johnny
Rebecca Mangum
Myrtle Beach
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Atha
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Azalea Gardens
W. H. Currie, Sr
William and Mary Apartments
Grace Remele
Syracuse
Fred Harrison
East Farriss Avenue
Remele
Harrison
Harrisons
Charles Shufélt
Duke University
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James Holbrook
Durham
Richard Hecker
Cleveland
Ohio
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Gainesville
Fla
Annie Lee Cress
Salisbury
Sarah Holmes
Colonial Drive
Miss Cress
City Schools
Asheville
June Pulliam
Pittsburgh, Pa
James 8. Moffitt
Ferndale Drive
J. Myatt
Rockford Road
Norfolk
Christine Jones
J. Archie Myatt, Jr
Myatt
G. P. Myatt
Amately
W.C.T.U
Mrs. Kiser
ST. Edward's Guild
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Dean
Doan
S. Main St
Laura
Capodimonte
Laura Len
High Point
Lee W. Boswell
DIE Awning & Tent CO
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